ISO Cynthia McQuillin Songs

[Lee Gold XP]

I've been given permission by Margaret Davis & Kritoph Klover (who have
legal control of Cynthia McQuillin's copyrights), and the enthusiastic
consent of Dr. James Robinson, to do a Cynthia McQuillin songbook.

Here's the list of all the songs I've found so far in print:

1. Ain't Got No Body
2. Alterations
3. The Android's Love Song
4. Arise, My Love
5. As the Time Goes
6. Ashes
7. At Midnight the Ravens Fly
8. Autumn Cats
9. Bagels and Cream Cheese
10. The Ballad of a Peacetime Soldier
11. Bedlam Cats
12. Bella Chow Chow Chow
13. Big Name Filker
14. Bitter Green
15. Black Cat Blues
16. Black Davie's Ride
17. Black Lace and Midnight
18. Blood-Red Roses
19. Bloodsong Memories
20. Bridal Lament
21. Bring Me a Star
22. Camp Follower
23. Carnival Christ
24. Castaway
25. Chains
26. Changing Fate
27. The Chieri
28. Child of Darkness
29. Christine's Song
30. Clean Sound
31. Cold Dreams
32. Come, All Ye Spaceships
33. ConChord's Coming
34. Crimson and Crystal
35. The Cruel Hunt
36. Cup and Flame
37. Cybernetic Necromancer
38. Cycles
39. Cycles (The PMS Song)
40. Dandelion Chains
41. Dark Desires
42. Dark Dreamer
43. Dark Memories
44. Dark Moon Circle
45. Darklking Sea
46. Darkness
47. Death Dreamer
48. "Diet" Tribe
49. DNA Boogie
50. Down by Chapel Graveyard
51. Dreams of Fortune
52. Drive Shaft
53. Drive Shift
54. Earthers are Easy
55. Ecology
56. Elfland's Daughter
57. Elys and Jervon
58. Faerie Gifts
59. Fairest Flame
60. A Familiar Beast
61. The Famous Jedi Knight...
62. Fever Dreams
63. The Filking Disaster of 19??
64. Filksings of Kushyon's Flyte
65. Flames of Destruction
66. Fool to Feed the Drive (printed after "Fuel")
67. For the Steven Carr
68. Fretboard Hero
69. Fuel to Feed the Drive
70. Gallows Stone
71. Gay Vampire Boogie
72. Ghost Ship
73. Gilda and the Dragon
74. Goddess
75. Green Passions
76. The Guilt Trip
77. Gypsy Moon
78. Hanrahan's Bar
79. Hard Luck City
80. Here's to You, Signy...
81. Hero
82. Hi Ho
83. Horses of Air
84. Hunter of Worlds
85. Hunter's Moon
86. I Am True-Fan
87. I Only Dream of Going....
88. I Would Walk with You
89. Icarus Arising
90. If The Sound of Music....
91. If You're Thinkin' What....
92. Illusion Maker
93. Innocence
94. Journeys
95. Kathleen
96. Lament of a Dry-Town Bride
97. Lap Top Unit
98. Lisa D.
99. Livin' in a Video
100. Long Way Home, A
101. Love among the Damned
102. Love Deep as Rivers
103. Lucifer's Lament
104. Luck Is a Jade
105. Lycanthropy
106. Magic Shoppe
107. The Maid and the Unicorn
108. The Maid Servant's Tale
109. Maiden's Ruin
110. Make It Sleazy
111. Manifest Destiny
112. Mercenary
113. Merchanter's Luck
114. Moon Dance
115. Morgan's Song
116. Morning Blue
117. Mos Eisley Space Port
118. My Father Was a Harper
119. My Trollkin Bleminstein
120. Mystic Lady
121. Narcissus
122. Night Heat
123. Night Mewsic
124. Nowhere Band
125. Old Santa's Hideaway
126. On Krypton II
127. One Size Fits All
128. "Overflowing Cathuse" Blues
129. Passion's Price
130. Picnose: True as Gold
131. Priestess
132. Promise of an Alien Sun
133. The Queen of Printed Filking
134. Re-Enchantment
135. Riding Hood's Cares
136. Ring Song for Frodo
137. Ritual Is the Best Excuse
138. Rover's Lament
139. Rowan Tree
140. Ruby Wine
141. Ryan's Star
142. Sabbath
143. Samaritan
144. S. F. Fantasy
145. Shadow
146. Shadow of the Sea
147. Shuttle Lament
148. Silver Ships
149. Sing I
150. The Singer
151. Singer in the Shadow
152. The Singing Sword
153. Skitter Skat Cat
154. Slay the Dead
155. Sleepers
156. Soft Rains
157. Software Privateer
158. Soldier of Fortune
159. Solitary Yeoman
160. Some Fool to Make the Drive
161. Sometimes after Dark
162. Song of the Warlock
163. Sorcerer's Apprentice
164. Space Station Annie
165. Spook Eyes
166. Star-Bound Spirit
167. Star Circle
168. Star Fire
169. Star Maker
170. Star Merchants
171. Star Wars / Empire Marching Song
172. Sung in Shadow
173. Survivor
174. Sweet Alice
175. Sweet Summer Song
176. The Tale / Knightly Companion
177. A Technical Question
178. There's the Rub
179. They Don't Give a Damn...
180. Three Sisters
181. Tool to Feed the Drive
182. "Top Cat" Rap
183. The Tracker
184. Transition of Power
185. The Tribe: Children / Fall
186. Tribute to Lost Cities
187. Tully Time
188. The Tyrant's Tale
189. Uncharted Stars
190. Vampire Carol
191. Vessels
192. Voyager
193. Waiting in the Dark
194. What Is Filking Now
195. When Angels Fall
196. When Legends Die
197. When the Killing Ends
198. When the Magic Fades away
199. When You Look into...
200. Why Do I Watch Horror...
201. Wichita Psycho
202. Wichita Wino
203. Widow's Web
204. Wine, Wine, Wine
205. The Witch and the Maiden
206. Witch's Dance
207. Wolfling
208. The Year of the Unicorn
209. You're Mundane...

Here's a list of all the songs that I've gotten transcriptions of.
1. Battle Call
2. Bonnie Davie
3. Bride Maker
4. Charge
5. Charlotte's Profession
6. Deviled Glass
7. Dragon Flight
8. Dragonets
9. Dragons in the Deep
10. Dream Merchants
11. Elven Leaves
12. Exile
13. Facets
14. Fairie Tale Existence
15. Farewell, My Bonnie Scotland
16. Final Message
17. Gem
18. Ghost of the Cape
19. Gryphon, The
20. Harpy
21. In Dreams They Fly
22. Luck of the Rileys
23. Medusa
24. Mermaid's Lament, The
25. Merry Widows
26. Night's Master
27. Not Forgotten
28. November Song
29. Once and Future King, The
30. Once and Proper Wife
31. Outcast
32. Phoenix, The
33. Phoenixes
34. Repent Ye, Harlan
35. Roots (the Second Generation)
36. Shadow Harper
37. Ship of Steel (aka Fighting Lady)
38. Silken Swift (aka Shadow Spun)
39. Snakes
40. Spaceman Folly
41. Sphinx, The
42. Star-Lost Lovers
43. Sweet Obsession
44. Sword of Your Fathers
45. Tapes
46. Tomorrow's Promise
47. Turncoat
48. Weird Song
49. When Armageddon Comes
50. Worm Turned, The

I'm still looking for transcriptions of
Chocolate Song, The - Midlife Crisis
Frustrated Woman -- Heavy Heart
Hearts Of Fire -- Heavy Heart
I'd Like To Tell You -- Heavy Heart & Filking in the Neutral Zone
If Life Were An Ocean -- Heavy Heart
Looking for You -- Heavy Heart
Never Too Late -- Midlife Crisis
Requiem -- The Adventure Continues
Shifting Faces -- The Adventure Continues
Shifting Focus -- Heavy Heart
Shoot-out At The I'm OK Corral -- Heavy Heart
Sister Immaculate Conception -- Midlife Crisis
Things Just Might Get Better -- Heavy Heart
This Heavy Heart -- Heavy Heart

And, of course, I'm looking for transcriptions of any Cynthia McQuillin
songs that don't appear on any of the above lists. Except that I'm not
interested in co-written songs UNLESS it seems likely I can get
permission from all of the co-writers.

--Lee

[Harold Groot]

On Wed, 29 May 2013 22:30:06 -0700, Lee Gold XP <lee....@ca.rr.com>
wrote:

>I've been given permission by Margaret Davis & Kritoph Klover (who have
>legal control of Cynthia McQuillin's copyrights), and the enthusiastic
>consent of Dr. James Robinson, to do a Cynthia McQuillin songbook.

<snip lists of printed songs, transcribed songs, wanted songs>

To help people quickly eliminate large chunks of songs, it might help
if you gave a list of the songbooks and tapes/CDs you have - or if you
are confident you have ALL the authorized songbooks and tapes/CDs you
could just mention that. Or that you have all the "All Cindy" stuff
but aren't sure of con-specific compilation albums, or whatever the
situation is with regard to commercially produced items.

Similarly, if you have info about what cons might have had Cindy
Concerts, that might assist a search by finding a lot of Cindy
Material in one place (plus open filks at those cons, of course). Or
knowledge of which cons she attended without doing a concert, where
"open filk" recordings still might produce something. Being able to
exclude cons that she didn't attend would narrow the field.

[Harold Groot]

On Wed, 29 May 2013 22:30:06 -0700, Lee Gold XP <lee....@ca.rr.com>
wrote:

>I've been given permission by Margaret Davis & Kritoph Klover (who have
>legal control of Cynthia McQuillin's copyrights), and the enthusiastic
>consent of Dr. James Robinson, to do a Cynthia McQuillin songbook.

>And, of course, I'm looking for transcriptions of any Cynthia McQuillin
>songs that don't appear on any of the above lists. Except that I'm not
>interested in co-written songs UNLESS it seems likely I can get
>permission from all of the co-writers.
>--Lee

Hmmm... my understanding from a while back was that on co-written
songs, ANY of the joint owners of the copyright could give permission
for the song to be used. If so, you wouldn't legally need the
permission from the others. Of course, maybe I've gotten that wrong -
or maybe it's right, but you are working to A Higher Standard rather
than just The Minimum Requirement To Be Legal.

[Rafe Culpin]

In article <ko6nrl$cnv$1...@dont-email.me>, lee....@ca.rr.com (Lee Gold XP) wrote:

> I've been given permission by Margaret Davis & Kritoph Klover (who
> have legal control of Cynthia McQuillin's copyrights), and the
> enthusiastic consent of Dr. James Robinson, to do a Cynthia McQuillin
> songbook.

I've asked the UK filkers to check for any tapes of her performances at FourPlay,
where she and Dr Jane were guests.

> I'm still looking for transcriptions of
> Chocolate Song, The - Midlife Crisis

> Never Too Late -- Midlife Crisis

> Sister Immaculate Conception -- Midlife Crisis

I have a copy of Midlife Crisis - do you just want people to type up the lyrics?
(or whatever they can make out of those lyrics)

--
To reply email rafe, at the address filk co uk
Information on filk in the UK: http://filk.co.uk/

[Lee Gold XP]

On 5/30/2013 6:32 AM, Rafe Culpin wrote:> In article

<ko6nrl$cnv$1...@dont-email.me>, lee....@ca.rr.com (Lee Gold XP) wrote:
>
>> I've been given permission by Margaret Davis & Kritoph Klover (who
>> have legal control of Cynthia McQuillin's copyrights), and the
>> enthusiastic consent of Dr. James Robinson, to do a Cynthia McQuillin
>> songbook.
>
> I've asked the UK filkers to check for any tapes of her performances
at FourPlay,
> where she and Dr Jane were guests.
>
>> I'm still looking for transcriptions of
>> Chocolate Song, The - Midlife Crisis
>> Never Too Late -- Midlife Crisis
>> Sister Immaculate Conception -- Midlife Crisis
>
> I have a copy of Midlife Crisis - do you just want people to type up
the lyrics?
> (or whatever they can make out of those lyrics)
>

Yes, please.
That would be wonderful.

I've tried doing this with "Not Forgotten" and have decided I don't
trust myself to make out the words well enough to transcribe them
faithfully. (Well, I did a lot better transcribing with "Free Fall.")

--Lee

[Lee Gold XP]

On 5/30/2013 1:17 AM, Harold Groot wrote:
> On Wed, 29 May 2013 22:30:06 -0700, Lee Gold XP <lee....@ca.rr.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I've been given permission by Margaret Davis & Kritoph Klover (who have
>> legal control of Cynthia McQuillin's copyrights), and the enthusiastic
>> consent of Dr. James Robinson, to do a Cynthia McQuillin songbook.
>

> <snip lists of printed songs, transcribed songs, wanted songs>
>
> To help people quickly eliminate large chunks of songs, it might help
> if you gave a list of the songbooks and tapes/CDs you have - or if you
> are confident you have ALL the authorized songbooks and tapes/CDs you
> could just mention that. Or that you have all the "All Cindy" stuff
> but aren't sure of con-specific compilation albums, or whatever the
> situation is with regard to commercially produced items.

I own (or have been loaned) the following Songbooks
================================================
Bedlam Cats
Crystal Memories & Crystal Visions
Dark Moon Circle
Dreams of Fortune
Melody Pirates
Moon Shadows
Mystic Lady
Singer in the Shadow
Uncharted Stars
Witch's Dance

all the Kanteles

the three Kushyon Flyte House songbooks

I have looked over Mary Creasey's run of all the Pfnens, but need to
scan (for proofreading)
Pfnen #29's -- Ring Song for Frodo
Pfnen #30's -- Fool to Feed the Drive
and I forgot to note down the provenance of "ConChord's Coming" but I
suspect it's in a 1982 or early 1983 Pfnen.
If anyone can send me jpgs or pdfs of these, I would be grateful.

I've got the following anthology songbooks
========================================
Bayfilk I
Conterpoint Too (1996)
The Golden Gait Filkbook
Minus Ten and Counting
Sing Me Tomorrow (Consonance 2006)
Westerfilk I & II
A Wolfrider's Reflections

And we looked through a numer of ConChord songbooks and At the Cockpits.
And the Consonance songbooks I edited.

>
> Similarly, if you have info about what cons might have had Cindy
> Concerts, that might assist a search by finding a lot of Cindy
> Material in one place (plus open filks at those cons, of course). Or
> knowledge of which cons she attended without doing a concert, where
> "open filk" recordings still might produce something. Being able to
> exclude cons that she didn't attend would narrow the field.
>

Sorry, I can't help on that.

I also have transcriptions of three songs that were apparently sung by
Cynthia that aren't credited to her -- at least not by the transcribers'
titles. Does anyone recognize any of these (and they may not have been
written by Cynthia)?

Here's the first verses:

FAREWELL (?)
Cindy McQuillin?, transcribed by Lila Holbrook and Lois Welling, with
thanks to Harold Stein

Oh, fare ye well, my bonny bairn,
More than a lover, you are my child.
You were the pride of every man
Who stood to your command
And I savored you a while.

---------------------------------------------

THE PRICE YOU PAID (?)
by Cynthia McQuillin?, transcribed by Lila Holbrook and Lois Welling,
with thanks to Harold Stein

The first time you saw me, love,
I lay so still beneath the sky,
Lulled by gentle starlight song
And sorely hurt, I prayed to die.
The last surviving elven son
You could not save my mortal life
Still you took me to your home
And guarded me through all that night.

-----------------------------------------------------

WEIRD SISTERS (?)
by Cynthia McQuillin?, transcribed by Lila Holbrook and Lois Welling,
with thanks to Harold Stein
a version of this is found on the Web at
https://gate.eveonline.com/Profile/nest%20freemark but not credited to
anyone


You could trace our course through the Milky Way
By our trail of thundering light (a webpage has this as
"by our wak")
But they called us home as we heeled our keel
Around Ursa Minor's bight.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--Lee

[Lee Gold XP]

On 5/30/2013 1:28 AM, Harold Groot wrote:> On Wed, 29 May 2013 22:30:06

Yes, that's my understanding too.
But "co-written" for a Cynthia McQuillin song usually means
a) each person wrote a separate verse, and so has an individual
copyright (as with "Were-Wolf's Lament"
or
b) another person wrote the lyrics, and Cindy wrote the melody

There's also a few songs for which several people are credited, and I'm
not sure who to credit.

I've got a list of the co-written songs, and I'm hoping someone will
help me contact co-writers and get permission, but it may not be
possible. (Yes, I'm into organization and lists when doing a project
this big.)

--Lee

"The Basilisk" recorded on Time Winds Tavern, by Kathy Mar and Cynthia
McQuillin
I don't know if the words are all Kathy's or co-written., or whether
Cindy just
did the melody.
"Call The Navigator," recorded on Where No Man, by Heather Sanders &
Cynthia McQuillin
I don't know who did what.
"Darkside Anthem" in Consonance: The Filk Rolls In by Terri King /
Cynthia McQuillin
I suspect the slash means Cindy only did the music.
"The Dimover National Anthem," printed in Starstone #4, 1980, by Phil
and Jo Wayne and
Cindy McQuillin,,
"Dreamer" in Free Fall & Other Delights, by Deborah Sanders & Cynthia
McQuillin
"Heartsong," recorded on Where No Man, by Eustance & Cynthia McQuillin
I don't know who wrote what
"Incubus Rock" in Snow Magic, by Karen Willson / Cynthia McQuillin
I suspect the slash means Cindy only did the music.
"It Was Late" in Bayfilk 3, by Cynthia McQuillin, Mary Ellen Wessels,
Joey Shoji
Can someone send me contact info for MEW and Joey?
"Moon Runner," in Crystal Memories, lyrics Phillip Wayne, Cynthia
McQuillin, and Jana
Steward, music Phillip Wayne
"Open Hailing Frequencies," recorded on Song of the Stars and Where No
Man, by Debra F.
Sanders & Cynthia McQuillin. I don't know who did what.
"The Princess's Future," recorded on Other Times, Other Places , by
Mercedes Lackey &
Cynthia McQuillin. I suspect that Cindy just did the music on this.
"Security Strike" recorded on Where No Man, by Cecilia Eng, Andrew
Nesbitt, & Cynthia
McQuillin
"Sun Of Vulcan," recorded on Where No Man, by Debra F. Sanders & Cynthia
McQuillin
I don't know who did what.
"Tell The Captain" recorded on Where No Man, by Kathy Mar, Frank Hayes,
& Cynthia
McQuillin. I don't know who did what.
"Werewolf's Lament" in The Philk Fee-Nom-Ee-Non #17 & #25, Copyright
1982 Ben
Koslover verses 1-3 and chorus & verse 4 Cynthia McQuillin, // verse 5
Jane
Mailander, verse 6 Mistie Joyce, verse 7 Walter K. Willis; verse 8
Cindy McQuillin.
I don't think that just publishing the chorus and verses 4 & 8 would be
fun.
"Wurm" -- Other Times, Other Places -- by Mercedes Lackey & Cynthia
McQuillin
I suspect that Cindy just did the music on this.

[Rafe Culpin]

In article <ko7re9$31m$1...@dont-email.me>, lee....@ca.rr.com (Lee Gold XP) wrote:

> "It Was Late" in Bayfilk 3, by Cynthia McQuillin, Mary Ellen Wessels,
> Joey Shoji
> Can someone send me contact info for MEW and Joey?

Done

[Lee Gold XP]

On 5/30/2013 10:31 AM, Rafe Culpin wrote:
> In article <ko7re9$31m$1...@dont-email.me>, lee....@ca.rr.com (Lee Gold XP) wrote:
>
>> "It Was Late" in Bayfilk 3, by Cynthia McQuillin, Mary Ellen Wessels,
>> Joey Shoji
>> Can someone send me contact info for MEW and Joey?
>
> Done
>

Many thanks.

--Lee

[Harold Groot]

On Thu, 30 May 2013 18:31 +0100 (ope), nos...@see.sig.to.reply (Rafe
Culpin) wrote:

>In article <ko7re9$31m$1...@dont-email.me>, lee....@ca.rr.com (Lee Gold XP) wrote:
>
>> "It Was Late" in Bayfilk 3, by Cynthia McQuillin, Mary Ellen Wessels,
>> Joey Shoji
>> Can someone send me contact info for MEW and Joey?
>
>Done

And there is a printed version in the Bayfilk 3 Songbook with the same
title ("It Was Late"), right up front.

[Lee Gold XP]

Yes, I've got that songbook.

But I want Joey's permission to reprint that song, because I also need
his permission for doing the arranements of the sheet music of four of
Cindy's songs.

Mary Ellen Wessels gave her permission contingent on Joey giving his.

--Lee

[Leslie]

>
> Here's the list of all the songs I've found so far in print: <snip)


>
> 12. Bella Chow Chow Chow (This one was just called "Bella Chow", and the tune was filked from a WWII Italian Partisan song.)
>
>
> 24. Castaway (This is the same title as a song of mine. Could you please send me a copy of the lyrics so I can tell whose it is? Thanx.)

> 128. "overflowin' Cathouse" Blues (Actually, I think the title was "Overflowin' CatBOX Blues".
>
That's all the news I've got. Good luck.


--Leslie <;)))>< )O(

[Lee Gold XP]

On 6/1/2013 11:13 AM, Leslie wrote:
>
>>
>> Here's the list of all the songs I've found so far in print: <snip)
>
>
>>
>> 12. Bella Chow Chow Chow (This one was just called "Bella Chow", and the tune was filked from a WWII Italian Partisan song.)

In MELODY PIRATES, the title has four words.

>>
>>
>> 24. Castaway (This is the same title as a song of mine. Could you please send me a copy of the lyrics so I can tell whose it is? Thanx.)

It appeared in Uncharted Stars.
It stars "Once I was a sailor out beyond the stars..."
and it ends "But now I have no memory. Is this how it ends?"

I've emailed it to you.

>
>> 128. "overflowin' Cathouse" Blues (Actually, I think the title was "Overflowin' CatBOX Blues".

These are two different songs.

"Overflowin' Catbox Blues" is by Dr. Jane (and can be found in Dr.
Jane's Songs, all the songs that Dr. Jim and I could dig up).

"Overflowin' Cathouse" Blues was written by Cindy and appeared in Golden
Gait Songbook (published by Lynn Gold and me). I've still got copies of
this. This song starts:

First I must mention too much attention,
I wish you'd just fade away. (You're awful)
You fondle and pet me until you can't get me,
But it's only an hour today. (You ask me)

--Lee


--Lee

[Lee Gold XP]

On 6/1/2013 3:08 PM, Lee Gold XP wrote:

> "Overflowin' Cathouse" Blues was written by Cindy and appeared in Golden
> Gait Songbook (published by Lynn Gold and me). I've still got copies of
> this.

It's $5 plus postage, with the $5 going to Interfilk.
Here's the table of contents.

Convention Report Thomas G. Digby 1
Lullaby for a Weary Fan Gary Ehrlich 2
Curry Queen Rhodri James 3
Donuts, Donuts Gary Ehrlich 4
Chocolate Virginia Taylor 5
"Overflowing Cathouse" Blues Cynthia McQuillin 6
Gene Roddenberry's Ghost
Is Haunting Deep Space Nine Gary Ehrlich 7
Babylon Crystal Hagel 8
Good Ol' Classic Trek Judith & Catherine Weller 9
Eulogy Leslie Fish 10
Bela Lugosi's Spirit Eric Oppen 12
Catschools Thomas G. Digby 12
The Federation Jail Jane Mailander 13
The True Universal Soldier Keith Wood 14
All of the Nomads Eric Oppen 15
Gonna Raise the Phoenix Joe Ellis 16
Born Again T-Rex Mike Browne 19
Moving the Cones Rhodri James 20
Ankh-Morpork, Ankh-Morpork Tim "Quetzal" Pickett 22
L.A., April 30, 1992 David Weingart 23
Achy Breaky Arse M. Mitchell Marmel 24
Size Rennie Levine 25
Barbers Mike Browne 26
Mathom-Schism Tango M. Mitchell Marmel 27
A Fire upon the Deep David Weingart 28
Senor Guthrie not yet gotten Gary McGath 31
Endeavor: Dreamlifter Joe Ellis 32
Tack My Name Leslie Fish 34
Frosty the Snowperson M. Mitchell Marmel 35
Shoulda Kathy Mar 36
An Alto's Lot Rhodri James 39
Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies
Grow up to be Hackers Mike Van Pelt 40
Were-Nerd Lynn Gold 41

[Lee Gold XP]

On 5/30/2013 8:24 AM, Lee Gold XP wrote:
>
> I have looked over Mary Creasey's run of all the Pfnens, but need to
> scan (for proofreading)
> Pfnen #29's -- Ring Song for Frodo
> Pfnen #30's -- Fool to Feed the Drive
> and I forgot to note down the provenance of "ConChord's Coming" but I
> suspect it's in a 1982 or early 1983 Pfnen.

We've now gotten copies of these and proofread them.
"ConChord's coming" was in a ConChord progress report.

And Mary Ellen Wessels and Joey Shoji have okayed reprinting "It Was Late."

Slowly but surely, we make progress.

I started printing Xeno #150 today.
Yes, it's the August issue, but I want it ready for Westercon.

--Lee

[Paul Rubin]

Lee Gold XP <lee....@ca.rr.com> writes:
> Pfnen #30's -- Fool to Feed the Drive

I thought this was by Jordin Kare and it set off a long string of other
parodies.

[Gary McGath]

According to Westerfilk 2 (or at least my transcription of its
information in the Filk Book Index), it is by Jordin.

--
Gary McGath http://www.mcgath.com

[Lee Gold XP]

On 6/3/2013 9:10 PM, Paul Rubin wrote:> Lee Gold XP <lee....@ca.rr.com>

"Fuel to Feed the Drive" was the original song by Cynthia McQuillin.
Jordin wrote a parody of it (which he's allowing us to reprint in this
collection) caled "Fool to Feed the Drive."
The Pfnen #30 song by Cindy was "*Some* Fool to Feed the Drive" (and
starts out "a hundred parsnips out, on a con room luncheon plate").

--Lee